embattled whistleblower julian as songs gives an i'm presidential speech to the u.n. general assembly in. his words directly to the high level gathering from his london ecuadorian embassy hideout. another day at the un sees palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is seeking more independence for the occupied lands while israel to responded to iranian criticism. and a spain's wealthiest region on got the money approves an independence referendum as

a disintegrating economy and a fresh round of austerity leads me odds in despair. it's not a call here in moscow you're watching r t with me to bang with say the world's top whistleblower julian assange just found a way to make his own address at the un general assembly from his shelter in the ecuadorian embassy in london he uses a video link provided by r.t. to speak to the world leaders gathered in new york archies a stellar firth has the details of this unprecedented statement. it's a story that demanded to be heard incessantly r.t. have refused to ignore it having followed every detail of duty in a songes case from the very beginning well last night the un listened as the wiki

leaks founder delivered his impassioned appeal to see the un to the people who were gathered there calling on the u.s. to end its persecution of wiki leaks and of the man himself now he spoke via satellite link from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's being for more than three months now as he fights his extradition he just the u.n. assembly in the great gathered there are t. we're exclusively in the embassy behind the scenes and exclusively broadcasting as julian assange has delivered his message to the world leaders who are gathered there he spoke for about fifteen minutes and the main point that he made was the criticism of the u.s. and of president obama criticizing them for defending freedom of speech of being very outspoken about defending freedom of speech but then converse lipase keating whistle blows and people he try and tell the cheese and he spoke certainly of his vassal wiki leaks possibile so the wider implications of the route that the u.s.

is now taking. ration is in trying to recruit. a national regime of secrecy a national regime of obfuscation and regime way any government employee revealing sensitive information to a media organization can be sentenced to death life imprisonment or it's been hours now everything us the classified documents being found julian the songs and wiki leaks are officially enemies of the state and that anyone who works with them could be potentially persecuted and now he spoke not only of his own ongoing battle but also the wider implications for with the blows if the us continues along this course as mentioned or we were exclusively broadcasting our songes address is live and you can watch the full version on our website. which i want to tell

you americans or julian assange just break through message exclusively on our t.v. dot com. another day of strong opinion at the u.n. general assembly as israeli and palestinian leaders address the chamber mahmoud abbas who cost half year at the u.n. with his failed bid for palestinian statehood last year is chasing a number observer status meanwhile israeli prime minister netanyahu has taken the stage to slam iran's alleged nuclear activities archies marina but nyad is in new york. last year when the palestinian leader submitted a bid for full member status that failed many say but that was only because the us threatened to veto it if it was put before the security council so the security council never got a chance to vote on it now this nonmember observer observer state status would move the palestinians chances of joining us agencies and other international criminal

courts such as the international criminal court some see it as a a step towards full statehood many others call it the observer status. symbol because at the end of the day the most important thing for the palestinians is for there to be an ultimate decision on that in the middle east peace process for there to be an independent palestine and an independent israel during president abbas a speech he said that the continuing construction of settlements and the expanding occupations is is a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the palestinians he also called on the international community to remind israel to conform and be responsible to the geneva conventions israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the general assembly drawing somewhat of a clear red line in the sand over iran's nuclear program he essentially it is not so many words issued somewhat of an ultimatum that iran halt its disputed nuclear

drive or risk coming under military attack israel said it will do what it must do to defend itself and the u.s. president barack obama just a few days ago says that washington said washington would not allow a nuclear iran to develop and or have nuclear weapons you ron however insists that its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes now the main difference between the u.s. and israel over iran's nuclear program is israel is very much pushing for ultimatums against iran the u.s. has been less aggressive with its rhetoric has it to from drawing any lines in the sand and this is created somewhat of a rift between america and israel. the crack between the white house and the israeli leadership is starting to show house and benjamin netanyahu is pushing washington to draw a red line over iran a line beyond which lies war but president obama is not bandy so let me be clear

america wants to resolve this issue through diplomacy and we believe that there is still time and space to do so even though the obama administration's stated policy is not to let iran have a nuclear weapon for benjamin netanyahu that's not enough if you're determined to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons it means you'll act before they get nuclear weapons acting before could mean attacking tomorrow even though according to a u.s. intelligence assessment iranian leaders haven't even decided on whether to build a bomb or not america's top military officials made it clear attacking iran would be a bad idea should israel decide to go it alone the head of the u.s. army said quote i don't want to be complicit and of quote they assume they can set iran back a couple of years and then go back and do it again and again that's just idiotic because once you start using force everything changes colonel lawrence wilkerson has joined a host of other former and serving government officials who put forward an expert

analysis paper on what military action against iran would entail the paper states we believe that a u.s. attack on iran would increase ariens motivation to build a bomb. it would take iran a year or more to build a military grade weapon once the decision was made to do so at least two years or more would be required to create a nuclear warhead that is reliably deliverable die a missile as this really pushes ahead with war talk and red lines the obama administration is trying to relieve the pressure any pressure that i feel is simply to do what's right for the american people and i am going to block out any noise that's out there when the president referred to israeli war rhetoric as noise many asked whether the relations between the white house and tell of it have hit a new low all you have to do in this town is say the word israel and everyone is supposed to shrink away everyone supposed to leave the argument because if israel

security is in peril then you are an anti-semite or worse if you say opposite opinion americans have made it clear they don't have the stomach for another war in the middle east especially a war based on some phony red blinds president obama knows that benjamin netanyahu probably knows that too hence the question is these three leadership really serious when pushing the u.s. to the brink of what would be a devastating war or is it some kind of a good cop bad cop diplomatic game that the u.s. and israel are playing whatever it is the escalating war talk is drowning out the hopes of diplomacy in washington i'm going to. syria has been among the dominant issues that he would gathering this week of the country's capital was rocked by two rebel terror attacks in just two days but this was laws ignored by international allies all the opposition who only stepped up their calls for regime change russia says as strong as the only encourages rebel terrorism let's get more analysis on

that from our son he's editor of politics a first online magazine good to see you there again miss about the us now the u.n. general assembly meeting is underway in new you. why haven't you disease that the forum to condemn the terror attacks well of course we have heard condemnation by some countries of the appalling terrorist attacks this week in syria for example russia has condemned it however we're not going to hear condemnation from any western governments principally the american british and french governments because of course these three governments are support in the syrian rebels they've made their stance a very clear from the beginning it would be very confusing for western audiences if western governments with the will to start condemning these attacks because on the one hand if we take president obama he's made it very clear he supported the syrian rebels however if this week the american delegation at the u.n. would sit condemning the attacks that would send

a very confusing message to ordinary american people on the one hand the president is supporting these people on the other hand he's condemning them when they carry out terrorist attacks so that's why we're not going to see any and condemnation from any western governments is that an argument for the rebels to topple assad and they have to resort to such extreme tactics especially if it eventually needs to syrian stability and. there's absolutely no substance no legitimacy to that sort of arguments the united nations was formed on the basis of two fundamental pillar state sovereignty and the sanctity of international internationally recognized borders violence and never achieves anything especially in a country like syria which like the old yugoslavia before it is a mosaic or different peoples different religions very multicultural society and that's something that many western politicians and western journalists are ignorant

about when it comes to syria so as the russian government has been repeatedly saying only a peaceful solution will work for syria where both sides have to talk negotiate something as we just saw to cause a lot of days on. terror attacks in damascus i mean is this a sign of things worse to come. well but what we've seen this week the planting of a bomb near the ministry of defense in damascus and the killing of maya nasser the prestige they bear all the whole all the whole works of terrorism and what we must remember is that terrorism is terrorism it could be of course from a military perspective that the rebel forces in syria a frustrated that their tactics are not working they haven't taken over damascus as they said they would they haven't taken over a letter as they said they were perhaps they are becoming desperate and we are probably going to see more and more of these despicable terrorist actions we'll leave it right there thank you very much mr. as he's an editor of politics

a first online magazine. now we've got plenty more lined up for you for the in the program must stay with us. trimmings in this tree even for specialists a voice can produce several sounds it warms but we didn't use the art of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from the unions believe not only animals but also the surrounding objects like reverse forests and stones of souls and by imitating the sounds they

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from japan. most estefan in my answer from two hundred years ago until sappy here she's not planning a professional singing career she keeps practicing just because it's become part of her nature. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm trying hard luck is a big issue. you're watching r t good to have you with us cross over now to bahrain where a judge has blocked the release of the country's most renowned activism of bill ridge up the announcement posted on twitter accounts said his next court hearing would be in october in august he was sentenced to three years for inciting illegal

protests against the ruling family. a youth leader from bahrain's the biggest opposition party things the ruling family has made the court its puppet. government really wants and negotiations on a real trying or at least she should marry and create a situation for them to living and their religion is one feels that a sign that the government had to really and want to sit down on a daily most of. them are speak about the russians and the mind of the matter is no movement of moral right and missed in the same sequence and just it's not just a stick of judiciary it is just like when your own family loves controlling all. so i think government should be about what you're going to. write international

human rights activists by. deep cuts to public services in the u.k. have not spared the country's law enforcement hundreds of police jobs have already been slashed with thousands more under threat but officers are in taking kindly to the proposed changes archie's party boyko has more on how they are fighting back. they're faced with having to make deep budget cuts and to add insult to injury were reportedly called perhaps by a senior member of the government now police say in the west midlands have decided to fight back in a couple of weeks the conservative party conference comes to birmingham police federations for the three regions surrounding the city are preparing very welcome for all the government ministers paying a visit they say they're going to buy up as many billboards as they can in the city center in order to put this anti government advertisement up by the time the tories start their meeting police here want the public to know that they can't guarantee

a good service because of the budget cuts being insisted upon across the whole of england and wales the picture is similar six thousand eight hundred frontline police jobs have gone since the two thousand and ten general election in order to free up more money for the treasury which is in desperate need of cash the government can to do change the nature of. england and will beyond all recognition currently. twenty percent of the budget. which would reach ultimately the police federation's latest campaign here in birmingham is a warning that even if the deep cuts made by the british government save the money it could come at the cost of public safety. now don has a day to log on to our website. for the latest videos and any of the stories you may have missed here's a tazer was lined up for you the delivering a snack before being snubbed the chairman of the russian parliament cancels his

trip to the consul all the rope saying no one there would share any of his news. plus spray then pay occupy protesters who were blasted with military green pepper spray have been awarded a million dollars for the heavy handed police action. a tanking economy rampant unemployment and a fall in public mood weigh not be the worst of spain's troubles but the lonia the country's richest and most prosperous region is on a collision of causal with madrid after voting to go through with a referendum on independence something that the government says a conduit without the blessing of the rest of spain artie's jacob greaves a look said what the rush is about. the regional elections being held in catalonia will be seen as a de facto referendum on independence from madrid and from essential lies government and that's largely down to who's running on the ballot paper we have

present our soul mass regional heads and he's been calling for greater independence if he proves popular on the day of voting for them that could really reflect on how popular the issue of independence is has always been the simmering sentiment when it comes to this national debate between highlighted somewhat given the current economic conditions and economic plight in spain catalonians feel that they've been hard done so that they give more to madrid in terms of the budget about twelve billion euros more on an annual basis when they ever receive back also catalonia as a regional sort of contributes about twenty percent of spain's annual g.d.p. is still part of what was owed deficit struggling to reduce that deficit in catalonia about forty billion euros but here they say they've made deeper and tougher cuts than anywhere else in spain this issue actually oh this month or so about a million people onto the streets in barcelona is

a call for independence away from madrid because a very tough time for spain as a whole particularly for the government of prime minister rudd hoists as one m.p.'s dubbed it is a crisis on top of a crisis as they're facing their own problems of deficit reduction and people coming out to the streets in their tens of thousands to protest against how the government is handling austerity measures we've just seen this week protests turned violent the occupy congress movement which started peacefully aim to get a message of and just stared through to a peace and ended in violence of police pushing back the protesters of being hit by battens having from a bullet fired in their direction and it's also about sixty people were injured in proceedings about thirty people being detained as a worrying sign for some of these demonstrations turned more violent after as a continued. from the spanish military have apparently threatened cut to lunes

separatists are with court martials making clear the army's stance bud to dr. lucy a professor of economics at the university of what the law now says madrid would have day involve the military so she would welcome assurances. catalonia is a people with a long history of language and identity and has been struggling for the last thirty years to win the recognised and to develop policies in many many different aspects within the spanish system received in this family's democracy or so-called democracy and it hasn't been. in bar because of the economic relationship within the spanish state has been very very discriminatory towards catalonia spain belongs to the european union the european union and want. the spanish state to act violently against democratic movements such as the catalan movement anyway

would be nice to hear the head of the armed forces is the king kong rushed to say something along the un to declare that they are not going to use violence that the be nice to catch up on the clashes in madrid over the poss to days you can find the full video archive at artesia com they are really quite a call the two days of the mass rallies a made up of tens of thousands we've got video. on the ceiling violence between demonstrators and police clashes that some critics say we're engineered by the authorities themselves all that and much more. katy will bring you all the latest from the world of business in just a few minutes stay with us.

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